In this episode, we welcomed Gábina and Ondra from SexArt production, who are behind the creation of highly aesthetic porn that women have come to love for its depth and romance. We discussed their journey from the very beginning with Michal Požár all the way to their current position as one of the best productions in the world, which bets on cinematic quality, play with shadows, and natural sex without unnecessary perversions. You'll find out what demands they place on actors, why robotic and unnatural performances of "bears in a sack" don't cut it with them, and how they perceive the competition from the OnlyFans platform compared to a professional crew. There's also no shortage of bizarre stories from shoots about drowning models who couldn't swim, or casting fails with actors missing teeth. What do you think of SexArt's work? Do you prefer raw action, or do you appreciate cinematic aesthetics and emotions?

In today's episode, my new co-moderator Inna and I talk with Ondra, known as Krutý Sever, who found himself at the center of a heated online controversy and faces serious accusations of crossing boundaries and disregarding consent. Together we open the topic of cancel culture, exclusion from the community without the possibility of defense, and the functioning of mob mentality on social media. Ondra explains why he decided to file a criminal complaint himself and why he seeks impartial investigation by law enforcement authorities instead of online trials. We discuss new legislation defining safe sex, the complexity of evidence in BDSM and Shibari, the risks of intimate work with people, and how important it is to be able to clearly communicate one's own boundaries and take responsibility for one's decisions.

Episode preview with Charlie Deen

A small but hopefully nice video from the photoshoot with Dragonfruit.

Episode preview with Gold Fenixx

Do we really need to hear an explicit, out-loud "yes" before every intimate moment, or is it enough to use common sense and respect a clear "no"? In today's video, we'll take a quick look at why I see efforts for extreme rules of consensual consent as impractical and why the well-known tea metaphor doesn't quite work in human relationships.